Armed Fantasia, a video game that is considered a spiritual successor to the Wild Arms series, is in danger of never being released due to financial problems. The project was initially funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign, which raised over 2 million euros. This campaign also supported another game, Penny Blood. Digital Bros (505 Games), a publishing company that had backed the project, has now decided to cut costs and stop supporting Armed Fantasia and Penny Blood. The decision comes four years after the Kickstarter campaign and follows a detailed review of the games' potential. According to a recent financial report from Digital Bros, the company considered the current market conditions and the high costs needed to finish and launch the games. Despite the Kickstarter campaign showing there was interest in Armed Fantasia, the publisher expected the games to sell less than originally hoped. The future of Penny Blood is uncertain, as it has not been picked up by another publisher. The situation for Wild Bunch Productions, the studio behind Armed Fantasia, is also unclear. There is a possibility that the project may be canceled instead of finding new funding. This outcome would mean that Armed Fantasia, which was once seen as a promising continuation of the Wild Arms series, may never reach players.